Copper bottles, jugs, glasses, water dispensers, jars, lotas, kalai cookware and thali sets, made by Indian artisans and delivered across India. Every product page tells you exactly what the inside is made of.
Pure copper inside for the tamra jal habit, in 750 ml to 2.3 litre sizes. Jointless bottles have no side seam, so they do not leak.
A jug with matching glasses for the dining table. Pure copper for water; steel-lined copper if you want to serve nimbu pani and juice.
Hammered, embossed and plain copper glasses, sold in sets for the family or as gifts.
4 to 16 litre copper water dispensers with a tap: fill once, and the whole family drinks copper-stored water all day.
A copper jar with a glass on top for the bedside, ready for your morning glass of copper water.
Copper heats evenly and quickly. For cooking, copper must be lined: our copper kadhai, handi and patila are tin-lined (kalai) or steel-lined so food never touches bare copper.
Complete thali sets with katoris, glass and spoons, plus copper-finish handis and serving pieces. Each listing shows exactly what is in the box.
Pure copper lotas and kalash for daily puja, surya arghya and festivals.
Copper utensils come in three kinds. Knowing which one you are buying matters more than the design:
Other things to check: weight (real copper is heavy), jointless construction for bottles, and a seller who states the material clearly. Every Rivaj piece sold as pure copper is covered by our Purity Promise. Not sure which bottle to get? Read the copper bottle guide or copper vs steel. Comparing metals? See copper vs brass vs kansa. For care, see how to clean copper. Buying for someone? Try our copper gift ideas.